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// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhat did the Salou Open say to the tennis ball? You're always being served.

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The Salou Open is a yearly international draughts tournament. The tournament has been organized since 1998 in the second half of May in Salou, Spain.

Winners

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YearGoldSilverBronze
1998Belarus Anatoli GantvargNetherlands Andrew Tjon a OngNetherlands Wim Vrijland
1999Belarus Evgeni VatutinUnited States Iser KoepermanNetherlands Klaas Bor
2000Belarus Anatoli GantvargNetherlands Nina HoekmanNetherlands Eric van Dusseldorp
2001Belarus Anatoli GantvargRussia Anatoli ChulkovNetherlands Henk Kalk
2002Russia Alexander SchwarzmanLatvia Guntis ValnerisRussia Alexei Chizhov
2003Latvia Guntis ValnerisNetherlands Kees Thijssen,Russia Sergei Kalinov and Netherlands Nina Hoekman
2004Netherlands Kees ThijssenRussia Murodoullo AmrillaevRussia Vladimir Milshin
2005Latvia Guntis ValnerisLatvia Viesturs TomassBelarus Anatoli Gantvarg
2006Netherlands Kees ThijssenUkraine Yuri AnikeevUkraine Yuriy Lagoda
2007Russia Alexander GetmanskiBelarus Anatoli GantvargRussia Rinat Ishimbaev
2008Netherlands Martin DolfingLatvia Guntis ValnerisUkraine Yuri Anikeev
2009Latvia Guntis ValnerisBelarus Anatoli GantvargNetherlands Alexander Baljakin
2010Netherlands Alexander BaljakinRussia Murodoullo AmrillaevBelarus Anatoli Gantvarg
2011Latvia Guntis ValnerisNetherlands Alexander BaljakinRussia Nikolai Gulyaev
2012Netherlands Roel BoomstraRussia Alexander GeorgievLatvia Guntis Valneris
2013Russia Gavril KolesovBelarus Anatoli GantvargRussia Murodoullo Amrillaev
2014Russia Alexander GeorgievBelarus Anatoli GantvargLatvia Guntis Valneris
2015Netherlands Jan GroenendijkNetherlands Roel BoomstraRussia Alexander Georgiev
2016Russia Alexander GeorgievRussia Ainur ShaibakovBelarus Evgeni Vatutin
2017Russia Alexander GeorgievRussia Ivan TrofimovUkraine Artem Ivanov
2018Russia Alexander GeorgievBelarus Anatoli GantvargRussia Alexander Schwarzman
2019Belarus Anatoli GantvargRussia Alexander SchwarzmanRussia Alexander Georgiev
2022FMJD Alexander SchwarzmanLithuania Aleksej DomchevNetherlands Hein Meijer
2023FMJD Anatoli GantvargIsrael Alexander SchwarzmanNetherlands Hein Meijer
2024Israel Alexander SchwarzmanUkraine Yuri AnikeevUkraine Yuri Lagoda
2025Israel Alexander SchwarzmanNetherlands Matheo BoxumUkraine Viktoriya Motrichko
2026[2]Netherlands Martijn Van IjzendoornNetherlands Jan GroenendijkNetherlands Jitse Slump

References

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  1. ↑ "Hall of fame van: Salou Open". KNDB. Retrieved 9 March 2026.
  2. ↑ Salou open 2026
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